Georgia Dominates LIU, Advances to Athens Regional Final
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ATHENS, Ga. — On Saturday morning Georgia resumed a rain-delayed NCAA Athens Regional game at Foley Field and defeated Long Island University 18-2, tying an NCAA postseason mark with nine home runs and collecting 20 hits. Starter Joey Volchko struck out 10 across six hitless innings, and the Bulldogs' offensive outburst established control early.
ATHENS, Ga. — Later Saturday Georgia beat Liberty 6-2 in the winner's bracket, with Matt Scott providing five scoreless relief innings, advancing the Bulldogs to Sunday’s regional championship. Game times included the winner's matchup at 5 p.m. Saturday and the regional final scheduled for Sunday; LIU and Boston College were set to play an earlier elimination game.
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Timeline
- 1. Friday night: rain and lightning suspended late regional games across north Georgia.
- 2. Saturday morning: play resumed — Georgia vs. LIU at Foley Field and other regionals resumed.
- 3. Saturday morning: Georgia defeated LIU 18-2, tallying nine home runs and 20 hits.
- 4. Saturday afternoon/evening: Georgia beat Liberty 6-2 to advance to the Athens regional final.
- 5. Sunday: regional championship scheduled, with Boston College involved in an elimination game prior.
Why it matters
This is a big moment for Georgia sports fans. The Bulldogs' impressive performance shows they're a team to watch. It's also a great opportunity to bond with family or friends over a game. Check the NCAA schedule to catch the next match.
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